The case of restraunt owner Sharif Rahman in Ontario, Canada
Beloved restaurant owner Sharif Rahman fatally assaulted at The Curry House, Owen Sound, community mourns and seeks justice.
Canadian Mosque attacker sentenced for hate-fueled assault
Canadian mosque attacker, Mohammad Moiz Omar, sentenced to 8 years for hate crimes, raising concerns about Islamophobia.
Winnipeg’s Muslim community raises concerns in stabbing investigation
Demanding justice, Winnipeg's Muslim community seeks a thorough investigation into a stabbing, suspecting a hate crime.
Canada’s 2023 wildfire season sets alarming records
Canada's record-breaking wildfires threaten climate and air quality as smoke reaches Europe, highlighting the urgent need for action.
Advocate for separate Sikh state shot dead in Canada
Federal police said in a statement that a man was found in his pickup truck in the parking lot of the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara temple in Surrey, British Columbia, around 8:30 pm on Sunday, "suffering from apparent gunshot wounds."
Viral incident in an Edmonton School sparks debate on LGBTQ+ inclusion
Outrage erupts as an Edmonton teacher's outburst against Muslim students opting out of LGBTQ+ activities ignites global debates.
Quebec Court rejects urgent relief for Muslim students in prayer room case
Quebec Court denies suspension of prayer room ban in public schools, reigniting debate on religious freedom and secularism.
Huda Mukbil’s path as Canada’s first Black Arab-Canadian Muslim spy
From discrimination to global impact, the remarkable journey of Huda Mukbil, first Black Arab-Canadian Muslim spy and champion for change.
Canada admits it can’t meet NATO spending goal – Pentagon leaks
US officials complain that Ottawa’s “defense shortfalls” are “straining partner relationships” in the North Atlantic bloc
Hundreds of thousands without power in Canada after ice storm
About 400,000 homes in Quebec were in the dark, down from 1.1 million at the height of the outages.
US and Canada strike border deal
President Biden said Washington and Ottawa will address the “historic levels of migration in our hemisphere”
Canadian companies licensed to sell cocaine
The licensing deal comes after a radical policy shift to address an opioid overdose crisis that has killed thousands, by decriminalizing small amounts of cocaine, heroin and other hard drugs.